20/08/2018
Before starting the 60 days no clothes repeat challenge I had some idea that it's going to be a difficult one. It looks easy from outside, believe me, it's not. In just 10 days of doing this challenge, I can see myself struggling at each step. From making month-long calendar to remaking it to save few outfits for the "special events" as I can't repeat them, it's a struggle.
In these ten days, I have learnt one thing already. I was only using 20% of my wardrobe on a daily basis which was my anarkalis. Even in these ten days, four days I wore Anarkali, which pretty much makes them my 'uniform' and I should be investing in them instead of hoarding clothes. Lesson 1 learnt!
I know how to style clothes, but mostly I don't either because I am scared of experimenting and stepping out or because I am merely lazy to make an effort. But due to this challenge I have already worn two outfits which I wouldn't have worn if it wasn't for the challenge. Like the shirt and slitted maxi skirt outfit. I always thought of pairing a shirt with that skirt in my head but never actually wore it. I finally did for the challenge. And the power blouse, which was stacked in almirah for months. I wore that too finally.
The challenge is making me use more than 20% of my wardrobe on a daily basis. That's one thing which I am pleased about in the past ten days. And I have finally found my uniform; for now, hopefully, now I won't hoard other clothes.
